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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-12, Page 5Local Brussels Livestock report listed • 48 Heifers consigned by Russ Faber, Kippen averagilig 1084 lbs. sold for an average of 87.27 with sales to 92.25. • 9 Heifers consigned by Donald Cormack, Mount Forest averaging 1208 lbs. sold for an average of 89.91 with sales to 92.00 • 14 Heifers consigned by Woodham Farms, Woodham aver- aging 1022 lbs. sold for an average of 85.92 with sales to 91.75. • 1 heifer consigned by Tom Miller Jr., Brussels weighing 1281 lbs. sold for 91.50. • 6 Heifers consigned by Robert Ostemdorff, Elmwood averaging 1256 lbs. sold for an average of 85.87 with sales to 91.50. • 6 Heifers consigned by Moses Brubacker, Wroxeter averaging 1046 lbs. sold for an average of 88.22 with sales of 89.00 There were 234 cows on offer selling from 43.00 to 62.00 to the high of 72.00. • 3 cows consigned by Ray Devereaux, Seaforth averaging 1430 lbs. sold for an average of 60.11 with sales of 75.00 • 1 cow consigned by Wm. R. Richardson, Harriston weighing 1750 lbs. sold for 65.00 • 1 cow consigned by Bill Willoughby, Listowel weighing 1490 lbs. sold for 63.75. There were 10 bulls on offer selling from 65.00 to 70.00 to the high of 76.00 • One Limo bull consigned by Carlyle Farms, Ayton weighing 1860 lbs. sold for 76.00 • One Limo bull consigned by Irvin Schenk, Petersburg weighing 1600 lbs. sold for 74.00 There were 180 Veal on offer: Hol - 75.00 to 90.00; Beef - 85.00 to 103.00 • Ten veal consigned by Jack Flanagan, Dublin averaging 698 lbs. sold for an average of 91.31 with sales to 103.00 • Eight veal consigned by Kevin O'Rourke, Dublin averaging 746 lbs. sold for and average of 89.02 with sales to 102.50. • Two veal consigned by Jan Toebes, Chatsworth averaging 653 lbs. sold for an average of 94.01 with sales to 96.50. Lambs: • Under 50 lbs - 210.00 to 305.00 50 to 80 lbs - 190.00 to 235.00 80 & over - 154.00 to 160.00 • Eight lambs consigned by Bill McWhinney, Goderich averaging 48. lbs. sold for an average of 213.31 with sales to 305.00 • 4 lambs consigned by George Snell, Blyth averaging 44 lbs. sold for an average of 231.50 with sales to 267.50. Sheep: 50.00 to 89.00 Goats: 30.00 to 110.00 Stockers: Steers: 400-499 lbs - 90.50 to 124.00 500-599 lbs - 92.00 to 129.00 600 - 699 lbs - 90.00 to 116.00 700 - 799 lbs - 90.00 to 110.00 800 - 899 lbs - 88.50 to 116.00 900-999 lbs - 90.50 to 113.50 1000 & over - 80.75 to 100.00 Heifers: 300 - 399 lbs - 106.00 to 124.00 400 - 499 lbs - 86.00 to 117.50 500 - 599 lbs - 82.00 to 112.00 600 - 699 lbs -' 87.00 to 105.50 700 - 799 lbs - 93.50 to 100.00 800 - 899 lbs - 84.50 to 96.60 900 & over - 77.50 to 98.00 Exeter couple to raise funds through walk for Sick Kids An Exeter couple, who lost their daughter to a rare liver disorder two weeks before her first birthday, is hoping to raise $20,000 in their fifth and final spring community Walk for Sick Kids on Sunday, April 23. Steve and Audrey Skinner want to reach or surpass the 5100,000 milestone, after raising S80,000 in the first four annual walks in Exeter. The money has been used to buy much-needed equipment by the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario in London where Stephanie spent 80 percent of her life until her death because of complications from biliary atresia and after a liver transplant in April 1990. The purchases have included a portable ventilator for the Paediatric Critical Care Unit, an electro cardiogram unit for the emergency department, a colonoscope for the Ambulatory Transport Team and a colopscope in the Paediatric Emergency Department for children who may have been sexually abused. "In some way, the equipment purchased from the walk keeps Stephanie's memory alive and gives our friends, family and community a chance to celebrate her life," says Mrs. Skinner. For more information on the walk, contact Steve and Audrey Skinner at 235-2164 or Dan and Donna Overholt at 235-1463. GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO MUFFINMEISTERS - If you managed to get there early there were lots of muffins, cookies and pies at Maplewood Manor's Bake and Craft Sale Saturday. The baking club at Maplewood was responsible for these goodies. Front row, from left: Sarah Cook, Dawn Cook. Back row: Mary Finlayson, Grace Scott, Cheryl Wilkinson, Mary Ryan. Homecoming '95 full of events by JEAN ROSS any know Do Did you realize it's only three and eleven. you of these half months to Homecoming time %7<l / people or their addresses? Diane and many happy reunions? !Otitis \ Se' J Lee, Janine Gray, Peggy Bruce Whitmore is please to L('(d to trot Wakabayshi, Anna Lee and Barry announce that the church committee ;,?, Hooden, Colin and Gwen Reynolds, is having Roger McCombe as the mpg Janet and Alan Wyman, Mark St. guest speaker for the community \ ` ` ifii.1 Louis, Catherine Anne and Rick church service. Roger is a teacher , Miller, Mr and Mrs. Del Krauel, at Ingersall High school, police G, 195 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burns. Please Chaplain and former Anglican / . / call the Moores at 522-0508. priest. If the Harmony Kings On May 1, Committee rooms will and Sunday. Karsten would Homecoming Show is any be opened at 11 Main St. (formerly appreciate anyone who is interested indication of Seaforth Homecoming, Campbell Decorating), for in playing to contact him as soon as we'll all be having a great time. I registration and ticket sales for possible (527-1860) and he'll get a hope nobody loses their head! The meals and events. The time that package out to you. 'Kings' are most anxious to have volunteers will be there will be Some well-recognized 'names' many men and boys join their noted after the next meeting. have replied to their invitations. Homecoming Chories. Contact Karsten Carroll presented the Lloyd Eisler Jr., Ron Mason and Bruce Whitmore (527-1491) or schedule for the co-ed Slow Pitch Clare Wescott have 'Homecoming' BarryMahon (345-2582). Ball Tournament to be held during marked intheir date books. Ken When you meet a shaggy creature the Homecoming. It will be played and Lois Moore have had 60 on the street, don't pet it. It may be. at the Optimist and Lions Parks for 'undeliverable' pieces of mail somebody's husband who has the three days, Friday, Saturday, rettirned. They have located all but entered the beard growing contest. ort/ic' omecoming Big Bike Ride returning to Huron The 5011104,030k=1;eat Big Bike The Foundation plans to raise Ride•for Stoka-wfll.pedal along St, $700,000 from 500 riders across the Christopher's Beach in Goderich on pi,Ivince to support stroke research Sunday, May 28 to raise funds and and ,ealth promotion programs. awareness for stroke, Canada's 111._. Huron Chapter is actively most neglected disease. seeking teams of 29 riders to ride Teams of 29 riders will partici- the Big Bike and anyone interested pate in the second annual Big Bike in assembling a team is asked to Ride for Stroke on Sunday, May 28 contact the chapter office in at the foot of West Street. Goderich at 524-4440 for further The Big Bike Ride for Stroke is a information. pledge -based, community event Last year's Big Bike Ride for that's novel, wacky and encourages Stoke exceeded its glial of $4,350 team spirit. The Big Bike will be raising over $6,000. This year's touring across the province from goal is $8.350. "Three teams rode May to October. the Big Bike in 1994," says Greg Polaris Spring Bonus Buy A 1995 Polaris Personal Watercraft And Take A FREE I,ifevest Along For The Ride! I I;ne son cau11.ht .1 climpsc of the hottest boat, tin slater Stop in to sec the I995 Polaris SI,/1511 Standard. SI.6. O. 51,7751) and 51:1750. 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